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node-asm-benchmark

v0.0.4

Published

a webassembly benchmark in node

Downloads

14

Readme

node-asm-benchmark

Installation

use yarn(the recommend way) to install as a dependency:

$ yarn add node-asm-benchmark

or npm:

$ npm install --save node-asm-benchmark

Usage

import functions to your node to run benchmark:

benchmark = require("node-asm-benchmark");


// num indicates cal the nth item of fibonacci
// time indicates times of function being called
benchmark.runFibo(num, time);

we only offered fibonacci currently, and will support more benchmark options.

Example

index.js:

benchmark = require("node-asm-benchmark");

// calculate the 42nd Fibonacci for 5 times 
benchmark.runFibo(42, 5);

console output:

$ node index

Calculating the 42th Fibonacci sequence using native js for 5 time(s)...

native js calculate spend 10.798s
average for 2.1596s

Start reading from wasm source file ...

reading wasm source file spend 0.0019999999999988916s

Start compiling wasm source file ...

compiling wasm source file spend 0.0030000000000001137s

Calculating the 42th Fibonacci sequence using web assembly for 5 time(s)...

webassembly calculate spend 8.325999999999999s
average for 1.6651999999999998s